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- How Do you Define a Blockbuster? : r boxoffice - Reddit
A movie can have a 100 Million budget without bieng a Blockbuster Movies like Babylon, Ad Astra and Gravity had a 100 Million budget But clearly they were never meant to be blockbusters Hugo had a 180 Million dollar budget and The Irishman had a 200 Million dollar budget but clearly they weren't meant to be Blockbusters either
- Looking for good ‘Hollywood blockbuster’ movies. : r movies - Reddit
I just want to have that real experience of a real good Hollywood blockbuster that is not part of a universe or 4 sequels(so no Marvel or Star Wars etc even if i do like those) Sure, there are enough good movies out there but iam talking about that Bkockbuster feeling Not just a good thriller, drama or action movie
- What are some Blockbuster movies you would recommend to watch.
I am on spree of watching blockbuster movies every evening Have finished Mission Impossible Series (gonna watch dead reckoning), John Wick Series, Looper, In the heart of madness, dungeon and dragons, Nope, Prey, RRR, Scream series 1-6
- What would you say is the most iconic blockbuster of every year?
The goal of r Movies is to provide an inclusive place for discussions and news about films with major releases Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just to entertain readers
- What’s your favorite blockbuster of the 21st century?
Blockbuster is just a term thats used to sell a film, Jurassic Park was one made money, John Carter is also a Blockbuster and nobody gave a fuck For me a Blockbuster is just one of those movies with a 150mil+ budget Or if the marketing builds an insane amount of hype
- Best subscription site for blockbuster movies? : r cordcutters - Reddit
I like hollywood blockbuster movies slated for the theatre I do not like tv series I do not like B movies I do not like original content movies created by streaming sites I do not like anime I also like current movies form 2000-2023 I had a subscription to paramount+ but watched everything worth watching on it in about a month
- Why has Hollywood cornered the market on blockbusters? : r movies - Reddit
Scale is such a huge barrier for epic action movies like this A modern blockbuster movie is so much about building up hype and having a massive marketing campaign to get the audience to the theater which is again, very expensive and a big risk I (incorrectly) thought 47 Ronin was a non-American production since it had some real Japanese stars
- r movies on Reddit: Blockbuster Video movie rental prices late fees . . .
”The first day of rental will cost $2 99 for new releases and $1 99 for older films All movies will cost 99 cents for additional days Redbox charges 99 cents for rentals every day, including the first Previously, Blockbuster, the nation's only remaining retail movie rental chain, charged $4 99 for a three-day rental May 28, 2011-LATimes”
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